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,Ailxe—at home ea biddable as a child-turned into an independ- ent young executive when she rea- ched her desk. She carried her mother's instructions to the office but there they were read, flied. ehd usually forgotten. Dutifui and loyal a daughter as she was, Alixe seemed determined of late l0 put the town's need ahead of her parent's prejudices. She had labored too long under the handi- cap of old-fashioned methods, knew the necessiiy for cooper- ation with other organizations, and a, broader outlook, And still she had the invalldh nerves to consider. She had to move cautious- ly, concealing from her mother as far es possible the crippling ef- fect of shrinking funds, the in- creasing poverty in town. The ef- fect of all this of course, was to increase the girls’ burden and pro- long her working hours- Aprii was glad to forget her disdain or a Bureau 10b on the rare occasions when she was not needed at the manor nnd could rlLn down to do letters or copy records for Afixe or Miss Sally, or help her friend, Noel Andrews in the milk kitchen. Occasionally the routine'oi'. Mrs. Van Elden’: young secretary was broken by what that lady called a treat, with Ada to act as as- sistant and check any extravagance April would be nlic-vced to shop in the city selecting serviceable gar- ments for the least undeserving poor. Or, on a bright afternoon. she might be sent motoring-An a sealed limousine wedged in be- tween two or ihrce invalid old women, protegecs of Mrs. Van Elden, who supervised l-he exped- ition to the extent of planning the route and decreeing the number of fur-lined rugs and thick warm wraps. 4 Passing the Efnergcncy Relief Offices April sometimes saw Meta‘! bored face at her window, glimps- ed Plnky escaping early to a date. Never, in Charity square or else- where did she see the man she looked for. What, April wandered, had become of Bill Brown? They had quarreled as usual at that last meeting but April hadn't taken the matter seriously. She expected Bill would call up and apologize again for his remarks on her con- duct in Tens company-hut Bill hadn't called up. Was he still an- zry. 0f’ had he forgotten her? Afwlllﬂ‘ Iirl most likely. Yes, probably Gtwenn Herding was proving increasingly attractive,

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‘Ilhe arrival of Ten Eyck Van Elden Parker at the Manor shat. tered monotony with a bang, If it brought relief, it also caused April intense anxiety for Ten will"! 401M. with unexpected lmittlﬂlli’. ‘what nobody was sup. posed to do. Household pulp; typed on neat cards with flower-painted borders tacked on cech bedroom door, Ten forgot to rug 1; ‘h, felled to select his uncle's sacred chair when he visited his aunt's T001". it was only, A-prii suspect“;

because he did not think it the most. comfortable. Think I'm aotnx flood-huh?

What about it 93d ma"? Wm I make it this year?" Thus elegantly the lad appealed to April one mwnlllli Sucking his yellow duck- llnr head in atathe door of ltfise Penfieids little office.

‘Come on in, Ten. Don't bellow in the hail. You know Adah always lllflillls. Close the door-no, not all the way."

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dawn on Avril. 1mm her in his arms. and got tn a resounding kl" bttfore she retaliated by e Shove 8o vigorous that it made life lad sit down too suddenly on the couc.h'but failed io quench his spirits.

"Pest!" Ten hissed "Let's give Ade something to listen to, How about this! He bOunced u, hi, feet and warbleci in loud enihus. iasiic tones, “April, my dove my love, my little toothesome tidbit! April. how I long i0 crush you to my heart, you sweet, sweet — potato!"

A couch cushion smothered the mniiment while April hasbcncd to fasten the door more securely “Serve you right if you end your days at the Poor Fermi" she ox- ciaimed- “That's all you deserve Ten Parker. Do you imagine get- ting fresh is coins to hflp you throuz-h these last weeks?"

"It's not freshness," Ten cam- plained, "it's the natural exuber- ance of any mnn in my situation.‘ He lit a cigarette tossed a match in the direction of the scrap lins- ket, nnd grinned at April. "Try-- try, my unimaginative oarwig to get the picture. Think qt the lone desert isiander dancing round the pole where waves his shimmy skirt, the rescue ship in sight! Vision the poor devil crawlinu to

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silence which seems only to accent more the keening in its return. It reminds me that some of our fam- ily are absent now, gone to sit. e- while with the one who lies at rest in her coffin and with the two left desolate indeed at her passing. "Wife" and "mother" are hallow- ed names, their piece vacant in he home difficult to fill, the loss hard to bear. Perhaps not tonight will it be so lonely but later when a- lone —then it is folks sigh f0: a familiar fooistep that nevermore will return. O I O

Our farmers continued their fenc- ing, a task which on this farm of ours seems to be a tedious and lengthy endeavour and it was from a far line that James slipped away this afternoon to visit briefly at the house of mourning nearby. Many cups of tea, he has enjoyed at her hands, and often at evening in early Summer, he happened there to recall today the delicious and satisfying lunches she prepared for him. Then. her garden, always thrifty, yielded the riches of new lettuce and onion tops, both tempt- ing to him, Indeed i suspect that

of necessity a quick return to the

yard to bear away the recently graded potatoes, ending for us the shipping of last year's crop. From a window Jamie and I watched the loading and in a way he has d learning he spelled out. the bright letters on the side of the vehicle while we made them into words. A clever housewife l know learn- ed much of her alphabet off the then new range and another so her mother isas told me "was ei- ways so slow in fetching anything that had printing on it - like a bottle or a package -for she must spell the words as she came!" This truck was maimed by an ex alr- force man, a stalwart lad with an engaging smile and manner. One is thankful to remember that even while peace is still in the making fine boys like this are home to fill needed places in peacetime occu-l patients. “I see" I overheard James comment as the great machine roil- ed down the lane "they expert the potato acreage tn lie up this year

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On a hilltop, at the very sky-line a farmer and his team "broke down" red land in the first cui- tivating of the season that. has been done in the neighborhood. he chuckled "though twixt you an’ Though Pat, and Mr. S. his empioy- l me en’ the gate-post yonder, theses

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(c?) - A $50,000 fire lit up the entire Kamloops valley iodny- ll destroyed the sawmill nnd Plan" of the Pas Lumber Co. Ltd, east of here.

er, has been on the land in recdt iois av them in itl Liak the man days, hauling loads of manure be- that touid his hired man he had hind an energetic tractor to a heap ‘to Rape his eye on him half the in the field on the slope above the time to get any work clone at ail mill-pond. "Work!" Pat said when i "Han!" says he ‘an’ that's nothin‘!

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